lowering my Buick *new post-lowering pics added*

I will need shorter shocks for sure as the stock ones bottom out, I'm still trying to find a set.

Jamco told me I should be ok with stock shocks. When I spoke to a different person there today he informed me that I should have used shorter ones. Unfortunately they only have shorter rears not fronts available.

I did get a part number for stock length fronts now I just have to go to napa and have them find me a shorter alternative.

I will be at Midnight mass for sure! My flag arrived last week. I am also setting up a display from my store, MotorCity Harley-Davidson there. Stop by and see me!

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Will do....Harley and you guys have been great..thanks for steeping up with the sponsorship! Did I mention 2 guys from the club just bought new bikes.

 

Tiki,

We are very excited to be a part of Midnight Mass! I sold Keven his new ride, what a cool cat!!!

Looking forward to Mass!

 

So do you have a side picture before changing springs? would be interesting to see differance.

 

Not the best pics but here are a couple before shots.

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Sits nice. Are they 14's on the front? Maybe just the angle of the photo.
Thinking about buying a set of shorter shocks for my 55 century. Got under there the other day and noticed all these rubber stopper things in between the springs. Might be time to get a new set of springs?

 

Those are fifteen's front and back.

Those "rubber stopper things" are an old aftermarket fix for sagging springs. My car had about four per spring!

I would definitely recommend the Jamco springs that I installed.

Here's another side shot.

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So is there a more cost effective method than buying jamco and has any experienced scuffing issues

 

Did you ever find a set of shocks